Boards and Commissions
Boards and Commissions in Sandy Springs are comprised of citizen volunteers.
Information about meeting dates, agendas, and supporting materials is available on the Public Meetings page.
Board of Appeals
The Board of Appeals is a quasi-legal board charged with hearing requests for variances from regulations of the Zoning Ordinance (PDF). The Board bases its decisions on the merits of applications and strict adherence to specific criteria established by ordinance.
Planning Commission
The Planning Commission is an advisory board that reports its findings and recommendations to the Mayor and City Council. The Commission participates in hearings involving rezonings, use permits, concurrent variances, and changes to zoning maps and ordinances.
Board of Ethics
The Board of Ethics determines whether a violation of the City's Ethics Ordinance has occurred and, if so, assesses and imposes the appropriate penalty.
Diversity and Inclusion Task Force
The Diversity and Inclusion Task Force assists the City Council in its efforts to promote inclusivity in Sandy Springs.
Development Authority
The Development Authority is a nonprofit public body created in 2007 to promote trade, commerce, industry, and employment opportunities in the City of Sandy Springs.
Public Facilities Authority
The Public Facilities Authority was created by the Georgia General Assembly in 2006. The Authority serves as a governmental entity through which the City can lease space for terms longer than one year and partner in the financing and ownership of major City developments, such as City Springs.
Charter Commission
The Charter Commission reviews and makes recommendations to the Georgia General Assembly regarding the City's Charter. City Code directs the City Council to establish a Charter Commission following specified City anniversaries. Members are appointed by the Mayor, City Council, and members of the Georgia House of Representatives and Senate whose districts lie wholly or partially within Sandy Springs.
Volunteering for a Board, Commission, or Committee Role
If you would like to apply for membership on a Sandy Springs board, commission, or committee, complete the volunteer application form.
Volunteer for a Board, Commission, or Committee Role
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